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The new Alumni Access program is an important step in our ongoing efforts to extend access to scholarship to individuals around the world. It enables eligible higher education institutions to provide their alumni with full access to the same set of archive collection content available to current students and faculty.

The launch of the Alumni Access program follows a successful 3-year pilot that was undertaken with nearly 50 institutions, including public and private institutions, US and overseas universities, and theological seminaries. We introduced the pilot to address interest from our participating institutions, and to examine whether this access model may help to serve the access requests from individuals who are no longer active students at participating institutions. This pilot helped JSTOR and our partner libraries understand the implementation issues and to develop an approach that we believe will be valuable and sustainable.

While the Alumni Access Program will officially launch in January 2013, JSTOR will turn on access and waive the Annual Access Fee (AAF) for the remainder of 2012. The Alumni Access participation fee is 10% of the institution’s total AAF. The program is open to eligible higher education institutions worldwide, excepting higher education institutions that have low or no-cost access via the Developing Nations Access Initiative or African Access Initiative. Subscribing institutions must support the bifurcation of alumni from their main JSTOR account via IP based access methods.

To learn more about the Alumni Access program, please contact us for more details.